So been driving 3 weeks for a less-than-perfect oilfield company and my usual rig was in the shop so I was shuttled into a rig they just bought used from a dealer. It broke down an hour later on the side of the road and while I'm waiting for antifreeze to be brought out the Sheriff pulls up and gives me my first inspection. He told me up front that every truck he stops with my employers name on it has had issues and sure enough I don't have registration paperwork for my truck or trailer. I call to find out where it is at and I'm told that neither one is even registered. Cop sees I've been driving 3 weeks and takes pity on me and instead of a ticket gives me some paper that I "certify" when the registration paperwork is put in the truck and then mail back to the Sheriffs dept. I've got 14 days to comply. So, question is, will this show up on my brand new CSA score as two whopping no-registrations? If so, I'm off to a wonderful start.
PS, I'm driving for this company because all the "legal" outfits here require a minimum of 1 year experience so it is do this or get a job flipping hamburgers.
Will this go on my CSA?
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It is a veritable carousel here in PA with the natural gas companies. My buddy had a day off a few weeks ago and for ##### and giggles he went and applied to 4 different companies. He was hired on the spot by 3....
If ya want to work about 100 hours/week, while juggling 3 log books, I guess you can make a lot of money (until you kill yourself or somebody else
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